NAMASTE from INDIA

Presented by:Harshvardhan AroraSatpreet KaurAkansha PalKapiz Dwaj Singh Karan Madan

NAMASTE: Beginning

“I honor the spirit in you which is also in me”

Brief About INDIALargest democracy in the world

65 % Below Poverty Line&

65% Youth out of total Population (~1.6 BILLION)

BIG PROBLEM……

OR

OPPORTUNITY

NEW TARGET MARKET

ERADICATION OF POVERTY (Through employment)

FDI & FII

Growth of Economy

For ex – Micro Finance, Retail, Infrastructure, etc

Brief About INDIA6th country to have its own currency symbol.

In June 2010, the installed power generation capacity of India stood at 1,62,366 MW

6th largest consumer of electricity in the world

PAST a History

Before 1990 our economy was closed and was characterized by extensive regulation, protectionism and slow

growth.

We were like a Snail……….

PRESENT Scenario Today we are the 11th largest

economy in the world by nominal GDP

4th largest in terms of purchasing power parity (PPP)

India is the most preferred country for FDI

Dynamic Government

Food Security Bill

75% of population to get 35 kg of food grains; 20 kg for rest………….

………… proposed

EmploymentThe Mahatma Gandhi National Rural

Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA)

Employment provided to 3.52 Crore

Various other schemes have also been introduced by various state.

Entrepreneurial Development

Dedicated institutions for encouraging entrepreneurs. E.g. - NSIC, SIDBI, SIDO, etc

Training Marketing Assistance Promotional Schemes Incentives Schemes Concession on excise Duty Credit facility

Urban & Rural Development

Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal

Mission (Modernization scheme)

It envisages a total investment of over $20

billion over seven years

1. Urban Infrastructure and Governance

2. Basic Services to the Urban Poor

Goods & Service Tax (GST)GST would be the single biggest

measure after the elimination of licensing in 1991

Increase GDP by 2 – 2.5%

Increase exports by 10 – 14 %

Right to Education Bill6-14 years of age children compulsory and

free education

No student be held back to advance, failed

by board or expelled till class Vlll

There must be one teacher for 30 students

Energy Bill Encouraging N – energy for

India's growing demand.

Iran – Pakistan – India Gas pipeline.

R & D for alternative fuel. (Thorium)

National Action Plan on Climate Change

1. National Solar Mission,

2. National Mission on Enhanced Energy Efficiency

3. National Mission on Sustainable Habitat

4. National Water Mission

5. National Mission for Sustaining the Himalayan Eco-

system

6. National Mission for a Green India

7. National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture

8. National Mission on Strategic Knowledge for Climate

Change.

Indicator’s Of Growth

Average Annual GDP Growth

1900 - 1950

1950 - 1980

1980 - 2002

2002 - 2007

0

2

4

6

8

10

1.0

3.5

6.0

8.9

GDP

GDP

%

Declining Labour Migration

2007 2008 2009 2010 (till june)

0

2

4

6

8

in lacs

in lacs

Source – ministry of overseas affairs

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

FDI Flow In India0

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

35,000

40,000 2000 -012001 - 022002 -032003 -042004 -052005 -062007 -082008- 092009 -20102006 -07

FDI flow in India, (Jan 2000–July 2010) (Crores), Source – DIPP (2010)

Index of Industrial Production

Indian IIP focus on sectors like mining, electricity, Manufacturing & General.

Growth in Consumption & investment

Literacy is Rising

1950 1990 2000 2010 (proj)0

20

40

60

80

17

52

65 80

%

Robust GROWTH

Service SectorThe services sector had exhibited

significant resilience to the contagion from the global crisis.

Service Sector contributes to around 68 percent of India's GDP

Backbone industry

Power SectorGovt is promoting Renewable

sources - solar, Wind, Mini hydro etc

Rural electrification by 2013

Generation based incentives

Infrastructure

Tourism Industry‘Incredible India’ – a smart move

Tourism is the largest service industry - 6.23% to the national GDP & 8.78% of the total employment in India.

According to World Travel and Tourism Council, India will be a tourism hotspot from 2009–2018

Balance of PaymentsThe Special Economic Zones (SEZs) registered

impressive growth in export, investment and employment generation. 

“Adjustment Assistance Scheme” for badly hit export sectors

Number of incentive measures in the Union Budget 2009-10 and Foreign Trade Policy (2009-14) to promote export growth

Balance of Payment

Other Core IndustriesMining – 26% share of profits &

clean energy cess.Automobile industryTelecommunication industryIT and ItesPharmaceuticals, etc

“With Great Power Comes Great responsibility”…

and……

HUGE TROUBLESSSSSS

Development BarriersDifficult to acquire land in most

states.

Lack of transparency in the system.

Frequent labour strikes and political interference.

TerrorismThe rise of global terrorism and

India is being targeted…….

Maoist – Not so Clear

J & K - Complete Un-rest

Separatism: Lack of Unity India always ignored eastern

states. South always ignored everyone. Punjab & Haryana still fight over

water. Everybody wants a quota and a

separate state

Evil ChinaGaining control of the economy

because of words “Cheap” labeled MADE IN CHINA

Claiming arunachal and other north eastern states.

Un – Organized Many sectors in Indian economy

are still untapped. It leads to…..Grey marketBlack marketTrafficking Gambling

Corruption

Rs.50-75 lakh crore ($1-1.5 trillion) is parked in Swiss bank accounts

Reason for Success

India’s growth is market led and not state induced.

The entrepreneurs is the at the center of the Indian Model

“THE WEAK CAN NEVER FORGIVE. FORGIVENESS

IS THE ATTRIBUTE OF THE STRONG”

- MAHATMA GANDHI

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